Italian Government
The Italian Government refers to the political system and institutions responsible for governing the country of Italy. This includes the executive branch headed by the President of the Council of Ministers, the legislative branch consisting of the Parliament, and the judicial branch. The government is based on a representative democracy, with power divided between the central government and regional governments. Key components of the Italian Government include the Prime Minister, the Cabinet of Ministers, the Chamber of Deputies, and the Senate of the Republic. The government is responsible for making and implementing laws, managing public finances, conducting foreign relations, and providing public services to the citizens of Italy.